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Pairs of nonmetal atoms share electron pairs to form covalent bonds because the result of this sharing is that each atom attains a more stable electron configuration, frequently the same as that of the

A

following noble gas

B

preceding noble gas

C

nearest noble gas

D

inert gas

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C
This results in a more stable arrangement for the bonded atoms.
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